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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
MRS. d. p. BOWERS FAREWELL.
The Distinguished Tragedienne Presents
Her Artistic Representations of
Lady Audiey and Lady
Macbeth.
LADY AUDLEY's SECRET"

Lduy anu bduy
Macbeth.
LADY AUDLEY's SECRET"
The Bowers dramatic company played
Lady Audley's Secret" at the opera
house matinee, and the performances
was enjoyed by all present. There are
many dramatizat Ons Of Ms. NJ. +.
Braddon's popular novel. but of all these
the version played by Mrs. Bowers, and
written expressly for her, Is decidedly
the best, inasmuch as Il is relieved by
considerable bumor. Mrs. Bowers, OF
course. played Lady Audley. and held
the mirror up to nature In depicting the
trials of the adventure s. Her joy at
her success in life, marred by the APP
pearance of her other husband, was
great. Then follows her rage and
disappointment, the fatal push in
the well, and the exclamation,
what have 1 done!" ali of which is
SO realistic as to excite admiration.
Next we see her subtily "fencIng" with
the cool lawyer Robert Audley; search
ing for his friend, her open defiance of
her prosecutors rover at knowing her
secret is in the possession OF Luke Mark,
ma urai cool and emphatic. Then we
see the desperate woman bent on firing
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Inc heroine OF Shakespeares famous
play mas oeen unprecedented oy nearly
every artlste OF hote' anu whenever an
actress attempts THIS cnaraoter, she
stands ID crilical comparison WIN those
VINO nave preceded her. Mrs. bowers
undertook the character last hlghi ana
there can De no question mat her Lady
MacDeth 10 great conception, anu is
Played WIN All me lorce necessary 10 an
ahmlraole rehultloh. true, sue IL rather
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Mission Hose Company.
WHEN IN SEASON.

At a regular monthly meeting Of the
company held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected:
Foreman-Harry c. Miller.
Assistant foreman-Thos. II. Abbott.
Secretary-Herman Heiligmann.
Treasurer-E. Niggl.
Hose director-Geo. Caen.
Assistant director--R. Lauman.
Police Chptain-E. q. Stevens.
Finance COmmittee-Thomas Ii. Alb
bot;, @. IL. Muencn, A. Baldus.
On motion the folio wing resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, q. A. Duerler having been
re-appoinIed chief Of the fire depart
ment by the Hon. city council, there
lore be Ii
Resolved, that the Mission Hose COM
pany recognize In the appointment Of
u. A. Duerler, a just reward for servi-
ces rendered In the past, and an assur-
ance TO our citizens and property own
ers, that the fire department, under his
able leadership, will be a guarantee Of
faithful service In the future. And be
it further
Resolved, that we hereby tender our
thanks to the Hon. city council, In Sc
Letting the right man for the right
place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MENGER HOTEL.-J W Covington, Dallas;
Nj Carter, Virginia; j w Middlebrook, Col.
umbus; Mrs j NJ Courtney, New YORK; A ]
Wilson, bilene; w Lane, Mrs f Lane and
two children, Miss x Laue, Flatonia; Il Schnei.
der, "A d servant, Chicago; Miss THOMPSON, ST
Louis; II Levy. New orleans; Master Bert
rand ohm, II Marigo. Laredo; Woodruff,
Morrison, n j; Dibreil, Seguin; w n
Smith, VI Wells, Columbus; II j Ware, and
wife, Del Rio; A Martin, houston; DR. RALPH
Steiner and wife. Austin; j A Strobhart aud
G. W sleeper, CITY; DIR Won Koebring, New
Braunfels; VIM NOtaw, ranch.
SOUTHERN HoTEL-A Northcraft, San
Marcos; james II David, Arkansas Pass Ry: W
z Adams, Los Angeles. Cal; n II Goidstecker
New Orleans. La; j Ma'one, Jr Beevil e; NJ
hinegar, Banco; q W Letus, Bandera: G {
Aud, Banderai W W Stroud. waXahachie;
Z Brotherte and family, Bexar Co; w u
Driskill, Speartsh, Texas; Thomas johnson
Kerr Co; 4 lngraham, Corpus Christi; Louis
w Madarasz, Bexar Co; W A Pitt, Ranch; G
W White, Austin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Hook and Ladder Election.

The Hook and Ladder fire company
elected their annual officers last night,
with
Mr.. b. j. Mauermann, as foreman.
Eugene Statfel, assistant foreman.
ii. e. Shaier, secreta ~.
August HUH, treasurer.
Henry Baetz, Hook and Ladder
keeper.
Geo. Hilgers, assistant Hook and Lad
der keeper.
John Bosshardt, police.captain.
Max Zimmerman, assistant police
captain.
Messrs. Ernst Stoves. Henry Elmen-
dorff and b. j. Mauermann, as finance
committee.
The bylaws have been newly printed,
this time in the English language and
sill the meetings are transacted in the
English language.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Considerable Fun.

Mr.. L. j. Farron, the well known
actor, late Of the Baker & Farron COM
binatlon, will blow his "SOap Bubble"
in the Grand Opera house tonight, and
there is considerable fun In store for the
audience. Mr.. Farron's chief support is
Miss Oracle Emmett, q dRshlng sou
brettO, who Is plquant actress and q
delightful singer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Very Well Put.

Why do we defer till tomorrow what we
should do tOdayr Why do we neglect a cough
till IL throws US into Consumption and Con
sumption brings To the grave? DR.. WIN
HALLS BALSAM is sure to cure IL IL taken In
season. II has never been known to TAIL. Use
II thoroughly, according TO directions. Perse-
we're TIL the disease is conquered, as il Is GER
tain 10 be. even IL IL should require a dozen.
bottles. There is no better medicine for pul.
mOnary disorders.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Collectors Report.
During the month of December the
city collector reports the following col
Fixed the Pavement.

The "Minton tile" pavement in the
lobby OF the new opera house has been
"well and truly laid" by Mr.. D. McIyer,
OF the firm OF +. Aspinwall Il Sons, OF
New York, the American agents for
those celebrated tiles. A very hand
some glaZed-tile base is also being placed
on the walls, affording beautiful and
effective finish.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Recorders Court.

Henry Wallace, fighting, continued.
Otto Anderson, fighting, continued.
Il. Cummings, drunk. S..
Z. GladwitZ, drunk and disOrderly, SIS.
Burt Davis, vagrant, S. or 10 days.
Frank McCannOn, vagrant, So or 10
days.
Henry Skillmsnn, fighting, So.
Ed. Pearson, lighting, S..
Lee Moore, disturbing the peace, So.
Ella Chapman, dlsorderly conduct, S5.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Interview the Dogs.

A party, consisting Of six citizens, four
dogs. six guns, two barrels of beer and
one key Of whisky, left yesterday for a
hunt on the Salado. We know what
they'll say when tn y get back; but some
enterprising reporter ought to interview
the dogs to get the truth Of the expedi-
ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
They're Looking at Us.

The following prominent capitalists
are at the Menger hotel and are visiting
the principal points in the city:
W. Scott Ottinger and Mrs. David OF
finger, of ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
ii. Wilson, of Chicago; Mr.. J. X. Viii
son, of Omaha: Mrs. S. r. Baird, of
Middieboro, and Charles t. Holman, Of
Worcester Mass
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

TIE northern democrats caught live
southern democratic journalist the other
day in the person of Grady, Of the At
lants Constitution, and now they want
to exhibit him in vice-presidentia
cage
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

THERE Is no nation among all the I'M
civilized or savage of earth's millions
that has less res Ject for women than the
Chinese. They live upon aud glory In
her degradation. As fast as they gain a
foothold in this country, or in any other,
they give play to their own licentious
passions and make Of womanhood Il
prey. A dead Indian and a Chinaman
across seas are the only good ones.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Deaths.

January 4.-Lulu V. Wheat, aged 5
months, malignant skin disease. DIR. J.
M. Hays.
January 4.-Mary w. Stone. aged 43
years, tuberculosis. DR.. HID. BarnitZ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

The following nights in the Knights
OF Pythias hall: Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Enquire OF G. d. Roemei,
at LIGHT office. 1851
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

Mr.. Z, Dietzel. long and favorably known az
one of San Antonio's euterprisng citizens, has
removed bis bakery from No. South Alamo
street 10 No. 20 South Alamo street, where he
will hereafter be found and ready to supply
his customers and the public generally. with
all kinds of bread cakes ana everything In
his line. Mr.. Die'zel by his untiring efforts
has built up fine business and deserves the
patronage OF the public. Eli-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
RaRland 81 Kennedy,

Successors to Ragland & Co., assume all
liabilities Of the old firm, and will con-
tinue business at the old stand, City
Drag Store, No. s East Commerce street.
Soliciting continuance Of past favors,
We remain. s. NJ. RAGLAND,
l2-3l.lm JAMES KENNEDY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
RIVERSIDE : CAFE RESTAURANT.
sIMMANG & HAMPEL PPoprietops,
Lunch and Meals Oyster, Fish, Game
WIFE SEASON
Cut Rates.

G. N. Allen, railroad ticket broker,
local and overland tickets bought, sold
and exchanged. One TO ten dollars saved
on all tickets purchased at PA West
Commerce street. l2.2S-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

The English steamer Cranbrook Capt
Smith. has not arrived ut New York
She left Newport, England, November
30. with cargo OF iron. IL is believed
she has gone To the bottom with all on
board, numbering five persons. The
vessel, with the cargo, is valued AZ
100000. Both insured.
Wrecked construction train on the
Alabama and Great Southern killed the
engineer and fireman. Ran over a COW.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Raglan & Co is dissolved
this day by mutual consent. Thomas J.
Tyner Withdrawing. S. NJ. RAGLAND.
y. j. TYNER.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 80, 1886.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Wood For Sale.

Best post oak wood for sale at AIS per
cord delivered. send orders to M. Bast-
Ian 30i, Blum street. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

one Hundred and Fifty Different odors.
or perfumery at Farmers drug store
3lS East Commerce street Ladies
while out riding will find IL to
their advantage TO call ri this popular
drug store and see the selections, the
finest ever brought TO the city and at
bottom prices II. A. BLAIR,
l2-ll-lm Proprietor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

Mr.. Jack Labatt's fine residence on
San Pedro avenue caught fire from de-
fective fiue at about o'clock this MORN
ing. and the house undoubtedly would
have been total loss had not Mr.. La
bait awakened In time and by rousing
Mr.. Pat Cavney, neighbor, who assist.
ed him in subduiDg the flames. A large
space in the east wall of the house was
burned and the flames were turning
fiercely when discovered. About 500
from the insurance companies will cover
all damage.
Martin de la Cruz helped himself to
q fine pair OF boots from Marquart. the
shoemaker, yesterday afternoon. When
arrested by Officer Van Als'VnP, he ad-
mittCd his guilt and was locked up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

Tia PkilaaalpAla Press 10 . good
nawspaper. baa thsEs = a. ieass ons
member a lta slaa who ahoald b ssni
% schsua fora fsu ysazs bsfuss b =
permitted % ooniinns bic uoEk - :
iournsIisi. Kven sbsn, hosevsr, y =
douhsiul uhsihss b. shouid be retained
on tho asnif d The Press. Ter The aohoois
cannos lsnsk comnon sense p ons vhc
d solally devoid Of Il. he Prsss 10 :
rsoani artiole speaks Of 9 vessel hsine
bailk a llehi drannhi 80 that she WI
be abls 10 ersas ne barathal eonainualiy
form In Puget Sound, OfeKon." 1hs
writer Of this Hem should q once ~
esivs inuirueilon IN geography, and
nome authority % nauiisul matters
should Be lnduead 10 explain 70 him NE
Absolute impoaslbilily Of bars bang
formed 10 nuch : body Of water -
puRsi Isoaud. Ths Prsas might as veil
spaak " The eobweba which aEs stretch
"a across ChstinuA street 10 Phila-
dslphla, Kansas,
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TIE Psesldsni q ere Hsnarickz Clnb
Of 81. Lsais d snsitlsd 70 he dintlns-
tlon Of basnR NE hass fool Of tha year.
10 foo,isnnssa be Adaa sssopAaney ana
- sycsphane5 Be adda snoAhlaAnesl.
u wonld b q be feather h Ne eAp q
ahs HsnaFscks Club " u uaccasdsd n
hostllnR him and keeping him hataisa
% lizkaly hat ~ uoala nsa have a.
e,kar oppossaniiY 10 make hinsslg nnd
tAa club riaicalcus.
ne Hsnassohs CAB ascsdel 10 pss-
ssal heaqusa - MrA Cleveland % ths
assassea q ne vlail q Ne presidential
Marty % -. Lasia and aalaaaasa iss
psssidsnl v rake tha prussnaAEEan
spsaeA. Ths WaA lin oppozsnnity -
maAe q fool q himasli and be did nee
fan h Do a. he pEsaanisa Ne hnaQasa
a TIE prapsr tire ard improtsd III
crportunily By nakine . spseeA IN
ghlch be addressed Mrs. cleysland e.
ashe unorswnsa oaeen q AmsrsoA.s
Ana sAy sAsala LIN CissslAna b
called ths anespunea oasea q AmsE-
Ia ssen - sash syespAAziis sAat.
sessr - lAeprsaiasni e Ne Hsnarisku
Oanhl WHIST kas shs eRss duns b as.
nesxs aaeh q tllaA anA uAai scala -
poszlhly 40 y dss1rvs ~ Sc eraaa.
slsa d Z yeane ladsss ssninasy q "a.
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Tnn Pn1osnas am CuNMmo.-sincs
sx .haliia 5oAnsan has saksn ehazRs o.
sha ssunss Jan gana q Foad worksrs.
thsrs has appnrsntly ben . decided in-
efsasa In TIE member % vfi1oDeEa voc
Day ehGy ere 80 ~ % ~ % wotk.
Thsge eel nlzat4 tssua = heve osNel.
otsa On exlEnnEdinAty nnmbeR % -
VeEo sSolds and p&haFWias prasttAte4
o9nsiilu1fons. for Il y no9 9 eommon
llIine loF shree o. four wki1cnsrs every
u1neEfne % essume looks q unulleta-
bIs wus An2 Inslsa that tier nrs RAPID
u Drifting int Q pEeUatufe crave.
fha ElleEia alwaSl inQuiree tpte tkeiF
eompasin4s n4d wb1nesex teo elrcnm-
aa4noes O. - ~ plainly ind.1aie t1As
che rrnunEza ere maEuffyln9 tHBK III,
NJ calls "a the eaant4 physl1lan and
ahey Elo sxamlnso. n ueaflf etoEy n
a1mnae Ne deceeR pEu1Quaesa tnem n1f-
TERMS lrom thaa cert q indi1porlfl1n for
which sna 6ooE exsFgl1e Win hssle
hsS1 tEusk b aH admlnnle speesfle.
The pEisunez1 aFpe4r % nsve neen
lnkiug ngtea. a1d g . pzis0neF Sue
easan In eanvlnoln1 ne eo1lux tnnl ~
4 uhel fug wuEk. 4 , aetonisnin1 heu
many FElaoBsg1 are su4esinR wian we
sams ssemplntnl tee nax1 90. 1he
rsan an. We BEnnHe4 ins1 wez8 An4
wan ani,lnFad unlY eftsE q twenty mli1l
ehssa. una = 20 De moEning hoeso4pe4
fhae ha dealaRsA BE- Wna unnbia % walk.
IA MAS parsna6sa % Try nn1 I'D -
giin nFsnf saeaesz. thsa be tEtsd eRaip,
ana ksl,a 40 & suEpEisine gaAs 1ea kRent9
miles. Ths dsp1h q t1e escess ses
nverers rrlnnnsr unn utter when Ne
fssis Vsrg ia i nNmnFkAhie. Il 8 al1o
rnnasrknkls ekat bn1 feu men AHs ~ ~
Bnnaa 9N when ne wuxk d done. These
A. now four rrlsunsra uho oiaifn - ~
vsrg M ana { msdisal eznmiusttea sili
es hal1. -
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enEar msusTIcs.

Ii hnoshtr coinmn WI BE fcund 2
sommnnieasIon fsum Newcastle - -.
aagd ,o he appslnamsat At iadaas q
elsssaan 4, sisaa plass. Il Ne staiemsat
n ar sosrsspondens \ sorfesi. and ne
nnn.s a. ne wriiss Il . sniaeIeni guar
aniee fhas Il Il ensFrei, q Rneaa intasiies
hes bern dons 10 . lazRa posilen g -
voters q Newcastle. The appdntnsns
Of fAsse iadRss from enc parry y 2
rssoinsi wheEs shass are twe vel
asansd pnElies h . siolatign q $40
eslrss q ths slsotlsn Inv whldn Ne eon.
snlssIsnsa vllI nnd \ hasd e iuaiits.
Thnsa nag y Parts Of Ne eaunssy
uhsss sush netlons sss eommon. bet
thsy SllI not DO II Waahipaton Tofsi-
tory. TIE voters Of KING eoansy believe
in fair play Tor nsp 81 ~ parties.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

In his lssus wlll Be- found TIE eensas
Of wmhlueion Territory foE 1881. u
4 puhllahed, nsi as q hasla for ans cal
eulaslons eonoarnlna he growth Of he
Territory. e mneh aaiss TIE pnrpoas Of
fesuiehlns ta ne uurId . rsfutaiion Of
ahs eaylnR sbaa hearss viii not Ne.
Thess aanrea Do I've moet oniFaaaoaaly.
Their make ne total populaaian Of H.
tesrltoly iflnte uhsn thaRe cannot -
10 silet1est question that u ia almost,
II not qults, 500 hnndfsd thousand.
Ths pspalaslon u Klns eounlg, for In
stance, Is represented as hasinR d.
creased IS 80 d ths pasl 80 jean and
he pssnsat teal d rlaeod a. l6e19 uhsn
Il il mush neAlsF tuiee that much. TIE
lnersase IN che popnlAsion Of Ne cily Of
Seattle alans wlthin Ne paal iuo SaaTs
hss been a lsasi aye thoasand. ard the
arowsh q ths ceantsy baa besn proper.
tionele With that Of NE city. The most
alarlnq eFrcEn hare been made 10 aue
Of me largest ounniins q he teErisoRvl
anll ihs entire esnsua alVss eslasnes q
being utterly worthless. Il may b
read, bul a Il hardly wsfsh psesessisa.
TIA wrslched MISREPRESENTATION q
KING eounsy IN cha eensua b dna 70 Ne
insompsasnes and nealsei Of Assssso.
oallisF. The esnsus Of Ne coanty
laksn hy thls oiAcial 4 10 keevina eth
his assessment and the other Eidicuioas
aoas % hta eEacial ice. II NE peapls Of
KlnR county Do nos relish ~ thoaRAl
Of HAVING their ersAi and sapldis grow
Inc ooanty Represented 70 Ne world &c
one 81 tha four counties n wasAlngscn
Territory which show . dsessass 10 pcp-
ulaAlon within The pas two yearA thsy
wtll have he censOlaaioa a knowing
that their soFrcu b due 70 tAslf action
Ia elecsine 50 ineOmpsseni . man - Mr..
oaiiler 10 Eaah IN lmpoEsana peaisAun
a. that whiah BE hclaa
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Ons q shs bilaere11 h0hia beswoan
tha shiphzllaGEB 60 - Delaware and
thasa % TIE RAelae S11ge hA9 boon
snaea b - auurd % MsasrA Noaaa 4
Levy az Philafelphin, e egutrscs %
baild go eleel ve.ssl q ~ nQna ~
osrvlea b tha tFa1a e - Ol1ann IL
pR0gamens Ounp8ny alonR tne RaHlAe
Ooasi. Ellizh saith, Rfsaidsnt q lhe
eanpany. atgnaa the paplEs yesleE1ay
affslnnaa. 3ha u9W sleAmGx = b -
balll entirely e Ei9el ana e hgh1
dFanehA xhe cnnlrnet rFies y &&0ooe
ona tka hoaA mua4 b asllsoso6 il elNha
mantAA Th1Ea vs. Z isng glr1ERfa be-
twenn to San kfanotaeo 14lptGN&nRa
end tAo@ b tas Delaware feE - go
tKanf and nonae e The western aaileeTE
wsut - far e. ta &s0lMFe thMs ne NNnaAi
ueald net - hafs1 d the pe,nuaFa
axen u thuY haa 10 inss mnnHY hy IN
dsthid1inE ahNm. ~ Aila4alis Prsas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

IA pssaldsnf's spsssh . Atlania
lnalsafeo that hs has run %. 9 =. !.
s-r.sl - ezismpssnreens sgesshAs anc
80 assn osnpsllsa 70 sssost saea mosa
Is - wsll shanbed sepy q ihs kmsEl-
90 oyslopsdis. Al shines cans.asred'
4 4 psfbsps bsllns ihat - sboald % ..
fes s. sarsalnly nppsa1s y better cd
vautses whsn he osnAnss bImaalf %
~ recitation q exl1ssls from the
s,elossdIs shan uhsn Be atlsmpts %
"a, NJ own thouahts Into words.
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CANADIAN PkcIKIc-n. u ExcURSlOHs
PertRn nan4 EaEA I'll mnpa rnaaef ~
emlianaa - - y. Mo6mzms - MAl
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